DISTANCE LEARNING PROGRAMME

(Academic Session : 2015 - 2016)

LEADER TEST SERIES / JOINT PACKAGE COURSE

TARGET : PRE-MEDICAL 2016
Test Type : ALL INDIA OPEN TEST (MAJOR)
Test Pattern : AIIMS
TEST DATE : 17 - 04 - 2016
ANSWER KEY
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1
4
21
1
41
2
61
4
81
4
101
3
121
4
141
3
161
1
181
4

2
1
22
2
42
1
62
1
82
1
102
3
122
2
142
2
162
1
182
4

3
2
23
3
43
4
63
3
83
3
103
1
123
3
143
4
163
1
183
3

4
1
24
2
44
4
64
1
84
3
104
2
124
1
144
1
164
1
184
3

5
2
25
2
45
1
65
2
85
2
105
3
125
4
145
2
165
3
185
3

6
1
26
3
46
1
66
1
86
3
106
3
126
1
146
4
166
2
186
3

7
2
27
1
47
2
67
3
87
1
107
4
127
3
147
1
167
1
187
4

8
1
28
1
48
2
68
3
88
4
108
3
128
4
148
1
168
2
188
1

9
4
29
3
49
3
69
1
89
3
109
1
129
3
149
3
169
3
189
4

10
1
30
3
50
2
70
4
90
2
110
2
130
4
150
1
170
1
190
3

11
3
31
2
51
3
71
1
91
4
111
1
131
3
151
4
171
1
191
3

12
1
32
2
52
4
72
4
92
4
112
2
132
4
152
3
172
3
192
4

13
3
33
2
53
3
73
2
93
3
113
4
133
3
153
4
173
2
193
3

14
1
34
1
54
1
74
3
94
3
114
4
134
4
154
4
174
1
194
3

15
1
35
2
55
3
75
4
95
4
115
1
135
3
155
1
175
1
195
1

16
3
36
3
56
2
76
3
96
2
116
4
136
4
156
3
176
2
196
4

17
1
37
2
57
4
77
3
97
3
117
1
137
2
157
3
177
2
197
3

18
3
38
1
58
3
78
4
98
1
118
4
138
1
158
3
178
3
198
2

19
1
39
1
59
3
79
3
99
3
119
1
139
1
159
2
179
1
199
3

20
4
40
1
60
2
80
4
100
3
120
2
140
1
160
3
180
2
200
2

HINT SHEET
1.
2.

2

A B = A2 + B2 A B

3.

Particle will execute SHM in tunnel along

1
1
s = ut + at2 R = 0 + g t22 t2 =
2
2
t

so 1 =
t2
2 2

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2R
g

1 2 506 500

3
2
2

Now

R
diameter so time period will T = 2
g
So time taken from surface to centre

T 2 R
t1 = =
g
4
4
If gravity (g) remains constant then time taken by
using equation of motion

B=

Im ax A1 A 2 4 2

I min A1 A 2 4 2

=9
So A = 9
5.

R=

B =3

A 2 B2 2ABcos

As increases cos decreases

so R also decrease
At = 90 R2 = A2 + B2
> 90 R2 < A2 + B2

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1
mv 2
2

6.

mgr

7.

v 2gr
When source is moving towards observer

n=2

40 cm

v
n' = n v v
s

When source is moving away

u = 8 cm.
for second case,

v
n" n

v vs

u = (40 8) = 32 cm

1
2
12

=
v 32
20

n ' v vs

n" v v s 8
= 8v + 8vs = 9v 9vs
17vs = v

8.

CD = 2R sin 45

10.

mV
1

=2
qB
2
= 0.14 m
According to theorem of parallel axes,
2

I=

1
1
1
5 4
=
=
v
16 20
80

340
= 20m/s
17

vs =

2 R
2 R
M M(2R) 2 M
5 2
5 2

13.

KE

y
H
E

14.

The height h to which the liquid rises in a capillary

tube is given by:

2T cos
rg
Since, T cos , and g are constants.
Hence, hr = constant.
h

net = 6y (area of EFGH) 4x (Area of BCFG)

= 6 1 12 4 1 12

q
2
0
= 20
When seen from air through nearest surface,
1 2
12
=
5 u
20
2
1 1
1 4
1
=
=
=
4
u
20 5
20

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F
B

12.

(KE)f x

A
D

v = 80 cm.
According to work energy theorem
K = W
(KE)f (KE)i = Fx
(KE)i = 0 & F = constant

1
21
2
2
2
= 4MR MR MR
5
5
11.

16.

I
v
=
O
u
I
will be
O
positive which implies v and u will be of opposite
signs.
If O and I are on same sides of PA .

I
will be
O
-ve which implies v and u will have same sign.

Similarly if O and I are on opp. sides,

V
If O is on PA, I = (O) = 0
u
I will also be on. P.A.

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17.

18.

W = K =

1
1
mv22
mv12
2
2

3I0
y

1
1
W=
(2) ( 20)2
(2) (10)2 = 400 100
2
2
= 300 J
Let d be the inner diameter of hemispherical bowl.
In just floating condition mg = FB

yd

D
=
,........
y=
D
6
d 6

Solving, we get; d = 0.98 m.

When G then potential difference across R
is 20 V.
then potential difference across 1 = 4V
I=

4
= 4A
1

y
3I0

3
3
3
2
2 1 d
1
3
(1.2 10 ) (2 104 )
3
3 2 2
2

19.

y=

, , +
6
6
6

2y =

2 D
6000 10 10 1

=
= 0.2 mm
d
6
3 10 3

21.

24
I=
=4
1 R
R = 5
20.

Lets look at the screen.

T
F
a

F
a
1

Mg

Mg

For block (1)

Mg + F T = Ma .....(1)
For block (2)
as we know that 75% intensity will correspond

F + T Mg = Ma .....(2)

to a point where intensity is 3 0.

From equation (2) (1)

2T 2Mg = 0

Imax = 4 I0}

I = I 0 + I0 + 2 I 0

T Mg

I 0 cos

, 2
, 2 + ,...........
3
3
3

Take x-axis along the flow and y-axis

perpendicular to it.

initial i; final j

j i

( 2 2 ) 2

p =

, , + ,...........
6
6
6

Force exerted on the pipe =

p =

yd
D

3I0 = 2I0 (1 + cos )

cos () =

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1
2

22.

P m

t
t

= S( 2) 2S 2 .

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24.

E1 = 1.23 eV
E

1
E2 = E1
2

N1
N2

f1

E2 = 2.46 eV
V02 = 1.36 V

(Given)

e V0 = E2
2
1.36 = 2.46

= 1.10 eV

Vavg (Vx )avg i (Vy )avg j

30.

2g
N1 = (1)g
.....(1)
N2 = N1 + 2g .....(2)
From (1) & (2)
N2 = 3g ....(3)
f1 = 1N1 = 0.1 1 g = 1 N ...(4)
f2 = 2 N2 = 0.2 (3g) = 6 N .... (5)
Now force required to pull the 2kg block
F = f1 + f2 = 1 + 6 = 7 N
V = V T

V
VT
PT2 = constant
=

(Vx)avg = u cos = constant

Now

Vertical disp
0
time
So Ans. Vavg = ucos
I r2 I = 2r (r)
(Vy)avg =

26.

or

I 2r(r) 2( r)

I
r2
r

but

r
()(t)
r

T3
= constant
V

3T V

0
T
V
3 V
3

0
T VT
T
31.

I
100=2()(t)100= 2(11 106)(10)(100)
I
= 0.022.
Potential difference of 3 = 2 3 = 6volt
and i = 3A

27.

12V

1
N = N0
2

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30

1
times, Xc will becomes
3

3 times Xc will be
Z = 2R

3 R

I0' =

V0
2R

.......(2)

I0
2
m = (1 0.993) gm
m = 0.007 gm
= m C2
= 0.007 103 9 1016
= 63 1010 J

I0' =
32.

30

1 15
N0
2

.......(1)

t / Tn

1 10
N0
2

V0
2R

when becomes

VB VA = 6V
Apply KVL from A to B
VA + 12 3r = VB
r = 2
28.

1
= Xc
c
Z= 2 R
R=

I0 =

3A
A

(1)g

f2

10,000
= 1.23
5000

25.

N1

29.

1
= 0.5
2

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33.

37.

4gR = VC

Before collision

2Kg

u1= 4 m/s

mg

After collision

6gR
TB
TA

2Kg

mg
VA

VC2 = 8gR 2g(2R)

1st case: As it is a series combination,

2K1K 2
Ks = K K
1
2

VC 4gR

2nd case: As it is a parallel combination,

Kp = (K1 + K2)/2

At point (A)
mv 2A
R

Ks
4K1K 2

K p (K1 K 2 ) 2

TA = mg + 8mg = 9mg
At point C

40.
mv2C
R

TC = 4mg mg = 3mg

TC 3mg 1

TA 9mg 3
34.

msT =

11
2
m
22

2 (200) 2 4 104
T

80C.
4s 4 125 4 125

36.

3Kg v2 = 0

v1 2 m / s

38.

VC2 = 4gR

v1 = ?

Rest
By conservation of linear momentum
2(4) + 3( 4) = 2v1
8 12 = 2v1
4 = 2v1

8gR

mg
By second Eqaution of motion
VC2 = VA2 2gh

TC + mg =

3Kg

VB

TC

TA mg =

u2= 4 m/s

ni = 2.5 1013 cm3

iC
= i
B
iC = iB = 100 5 106
Vout = iC R0 = 5 104 10 103 = 5V

46.

Mg (OH)2 Mg+2 + 2OH

S'

2S'

Mg(NO3)2 Mg+2 + 2NO31

C

2C

Ksp of Mg (OH)2 = [Mg+2] [OH]2

1.8 1011 = (S' + C) (2S')2
1.8 1011 = C4S'2

ne ND = 0.5 1017 cm3

nn NA = ?
ni2 = ne nn

1/ 2

1.8 10 11
(S') =

4 0.02

mol
L

ni2 = ND NA

n 2i
NA =
ND

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1.8 1011

S' =
4 0.02

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50.

Kp1 = 8 102 = PCO2

2
PCO
Kp2 = P
CO 2

54.

63.

When cation shifts from lattice to interstitial site,

the defect is called Frenkel defect.

65.

Valency of metal (x) =

5H2O () 5 H2O(g)

x=

H = E + ng RT
540 90 = E + 5 (2) 373
55.

Atwt
x
Atwt
4.5 =
2

N2 = (10 36)/1000 = 0.36 N

NH

58.

NH

80
=2
4.5 35.5

EW =

(H2SO4)N1V1 = N2V2 = N2V2 (dilute acid)

2VD
EW 35.5

66.

CH3CH2C CCH3

HOCl

CH3CH2C

CCH3

OH Cl

most stable

Complete octel
Resonating structure

HOCl

All other carbocations have incomplete octel

Cl

N=

Cl

resonating structure.
59.

HOCl

CH3CH2CCCH3

CH3CH2CCCH3

OH Cl
more stable carbocation

6 1000
= 1.5 N
40 100

OH Cl
less stable

OH
Cl

It is show highest normality than others

62.

CH3CH2CCCH3

stability Resonance
No of H

* min bond
* min. heat of hydrogenation

67.

69.

OH Cl

Order of reaction is sum of the power raised

concentration terms to express rate expression

1 1
1
Z2 R 2 2

n1 n 2
1
1
1
(1)2 R 2 2

(2) (3)
CH3

Resonance stablised
less heat of Hydrogenation than (III)

* max. bond
max. Heat of Hydrogenation

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OH

CH3CH2CCCH3

O Cl
(major)

Heat of Hydrogenation Number of bond

1
Stability (if number of bond same)

Cl

70.

CH3
CH2

F
Alc.KOH
CH

HBr
R2 O2

(major)
CH3
CH2Br
(major)
(anti maukovnikov addition)

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71.

The concentration of reactant does not change

time for zero order reaction (unit of K suggests
order) since rectant is in excess

73.

400
Bond energy of CH bond =
4

134. Statement 1 is false because constructive

interference can be obtained if phase difference
of sources is 2, 4 , 6, etc.
155. I and II are structural isomers because connectivity
is different
157. It is not necessary that a good base is always a

= 100 kCal/mol

good nucleophile

Bond energy of C-C + bond energy of 6C-H bonds

For example :

= 670
Basic strength OH > SH

Bond energy of C-C = 670 6 100 = 70 kCal

Nucleophilicity OH < SH
NH 2
2
3

74.

OH Cl

1
6

4
5

5
4

electrophilic addition reaction because

Indentical

2
3

159. Ethene is more reactive than ethyne towards

OH

NH2

intermediate carbocation in ethene is more stable

Cl
75.

It connect two solution and complete the circuit.

79.

H 2 undergoes oxidation and AgCl(Ag + )

86.
87.
91.
94.
101.
103.
104.
108.
109.
112.
116.

undergoes reduction.
NCERT Pg.# 197,198
Module, Page : 179
NCERT, Page : 126
NCERT Pg.# 231,232
NCERT -I Pg.# 56 & 57
NCERT Pg # 176
NCERT XII, Pg.#89 (E), 97 (H)
NCERT XII, Pg.#288, 289 (E), 314,315 (H)
NCERT XI Pg.# 142 Para 2
NCERT XII, Pg.#81, 82 (E), 89,90,91(H)
NCERT XII, Pg.#187 (E), 204(H)

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than ethyne

CH2=CH 2
Ethene
E

CHCH
Ethyne

CH2CH2
sp

162.
171.
176.
178.
180.

E
more stable

CH=CH
sp

E
less stable

Module, Page : 188

NCERT Pg.# 248
NCERT XII, Pg.# 196,197(E), 213, 214 (H)
NCERT XII, Pg.# 89(E), 97,98 (H)
NCERT XII, Pg.# 213(E), 232 (H)

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